1. PRESENTING TO THE ANGEL INVESTMENT FUNDS OF THE BOISE ANGEL ALLIANCE A guide to creating the required pitch deck for the Boise Angel Alliance funds.

2. INTRODUCTION Congratulations on being invited to submit your pitch deck to the Boise Angel Alliance for Pre Screening. We ask that you use this standard pitch deck which helps us compare your deal to other companies. Philosophy We believe that early-stage companies are temporary organizations in search of a repeatable, scalable and profitable business model. A business model is how the organization creates value for itself while delivering products and/or services to a customer. We recognize that as an early-stage business, you do not yet know with certainty what your entire business model will be. You probably are sure of some parts of your business model, where you only have hypotheses regarding other parts. We know that capital will be required to fully develop your business model, to test your hypotheses, and to pivot when it turns out that some hypotheses are not correct.

3. INTRODUCTION CONTINUED We ask you use the below 12 slide deck. Please respond to the topic in each slide. We suggest ways to organize each slide but you are free to provide data on each topic as you see fit. You are of course welcome to prepare other slides that you believe may be useful in the Q&A session, but they will not be part of your pitch. Your pitch should be no longer than 10 minutes in length. In this deck, you have the opportunity to tell us about each part of your expected business model. When you present your model to us, we are especially interested in what you know to be the case, and what you suspect to be the case. For what you know, tell us why you know this to be true. For what you suspect or hypothesize, tell us what you expect to do to confirm or reject these hypotheses. We organize our review of your company around the Business Model Canvas. If you are unfamiliar with the Business Model Canvas, it was designed by Alex Osterwalder. By searching for his work, you will find a lot of material.

4. COMPANY TITLE Give us your Elevator Pitch

5. MARKET PROBLEM AND SIZE What problem you are solving? How big is the total market?

6. CUSTOMER SEGMENTS Customer Segments are the different groups of people or organizations your business intends to serve. List your most important customer segments that have this problem (the one you stated in the previous slide). Give the market size for each segment.

7. VALUE PROPOSITION AND CHANNELS Value Propositions are the bundle of products and services that create value for a specific customer segment. Channels are how you will reach your customer to deliver your value proposition. For each customer segment, list your value proposition(s) and the most important channels you will use to reach them.

8. REVENUE STREAMS A Revenue Stream is the cash you will generate from each customer segment. For example, you may be selling a product that customers purchase, or you may be selling a subscription for a monthly fee. How will your customers pay you?

9. COMPETITION Competition consists of any and all organizations that compete for your customer segment time and money. This can be direct or indirect competition. Describe your competition.

10. IP/COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE How is your product/service substantially different from your competition?

11. CURRENT TRACTION What metrics do you have to show your company can be successful?

12. TEAM Give brief bios of your executive team as well as the Board of Directors and/or Advisory Board.

13. EXIT STRATEGY How will investors get a return on their investment in your company?

14. OFFERING AND VALUATION Describe your offering and valuation.

15. OTHER IMPORTANT INFORMATION Use this slide to present any other information you believe is important to us. There are five other Business Model Canvas Cells. You can use this slide to discuss which one(s) you think are the most important.

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